Australia, we’ve heard you! With a growing number of Aussies switching to rainwater, we’ve scoured the globe for the best rainwater tank filtration system.
Made in Italy with world-class UV disinfection technology under the hood, we present the Complete Home Filtration rainwater tank filtration system!
Our three-part offering is customisable to your home’s needs and includes a UV light to remove harmful bacteria from your water.
Economical and easy to install, it gives you total peace of mind and allows you to enjoy fresh, clean water for your whole home.
Our rainwater tank filtration systems do it all—all you need is a rainwater supply!
Thanks to their special configuration, our rainwater filter systems not only remove sediment particles and heavy metals, but their UV disinfection also kills microorganisms and bacteria through a powerful UV light.
Suitable for a wide variety of water sources, the Complete Home Filtration rainwater tank filtration system can be used in outdoor installations for rainwater tanks, bore water, mains water, and other applications that need water filtration and disinfection.
Clean, Safe Rainwater For Your Home
Rainwater filter systems are the perfect way to enjoy fresh, clean, and safe drinking water—while protecting your family’s health.
However, relying on rain for your water supply without an effective filter system can be risky.
Pathogens and bacteria such as Salmonella, E-Coli, Campylobacter, and Cryptosporidium can easily contaminate your water, especially if rodents, birds, or vermin come into contact with your rainwater supply.
Fortunately, the ultraviolet sterilisation and disinfection process in our rainwater tank filtration systems provides a safe, chemical-free, cost-effective solution to protect your whole house from harmful microorganisms.
FAQs
Yes, ultraviolet light will always stay on. Turning the lamp on and off continuously can damage the bulb and may reduce the performance of your rainwater filtration system. Leaving the UV disinfection light on is inexpensive and necessary for ensuring that all bacteria is removed and you are never exposed to harmful contaminants.
Your UV lamp will last for approximately one year (or 9,000 hours). For simple maintenance, every system is installed with an alarm to notify you when it is due for a change.
The frequency of filter changes will depend on the quality of the water entering the system. As with all water-using products, we recommend changing filters at least every 12 months, ensuring the water supply for your whole house stays free of sediments, chemicals, and bacteria. Please consult your water technician to determine your cartridge replacement schedule.
Yes, the UV lamp in the system will require power. The cost is comparable to having a regular household lightbulb on, but you get to reap all of the benefits of filtered, clean water! We will ensure that your system is powered safely and efficiently as part of our installation service.
The CHF-RWW is an all-in-one solution
Thanks to its special configuration, the CHF-RWW removes sediments AND disinfects your water, inactivating microorganisms with its UV-C treatment. Suitable for a wide variety of water sources, the CHF-RWW can be used in outdoor installations for rainwater treatment, bore water treatment, mains water treatment, and other applications that need water filtration and disinfection.
Understanding Rainwater Quality and Filtration Needs
Rainwater tank filters are critical elements that ensure the quality and usability of collected water. As simple as it might seem, choosing the right filter for your rainwater tank involves more than just picking the first option you come across.
It requires careful consideration of various factors that influence the water quality collected and the longevity of your rainwater harvesting system.
In this guide, we’ll delve into the nuances of selecting the ideal rainwater tank filter. From understanding the typical contaminants in rainwater to evaluating the different types of filters available, we aim to arm you with the knowledge needed to make an informed decision.
Whether you’re setting up a new rainwater harvesting system or looking to upgrade your existing one, this blog will walk you through the essential factors to consider.
The Basics of Rainwater Quality
Rainwater, as it falls, is often considered pure. However, as it travels down your roof and into your rainwater tank, it can collect a variety of contaminants from your gutters and the surface of your roof. These include organic matter such as leaves and bird droppings, atmospheric pollutants, and particles from roofing materials.
Understanding these potential contaminants is crucial as they significantly influence the type of filtration system required for your rainwater tank.
Determining Your Filtration Needs
The specific filtration needs for your rainwater tank depend largely on the environmental conditions and the type of roof you have. For example, a roof in an industrial area might gather more chemical pollutants, while a roof under heavy tree cover might collect more organic debris.
Assessing your local environmental conditions is a key step in determining the right filter for your system. It’s important to consider not only the immediate surroundings of your property but also the broader environmental factors.
The CHF Rainwater Tank Filtration System
The Complete Home Filtration Rainwater Tank Filtration System (CHF-RWW) provides an innovative solution for homeowners seeking to enhance the quality and safety of their rainwater supply. This comprehensive system incorporates cutting-edge Italian-made UV disinfection technology, ensuring that your water is free from bacteria and viruses without the need for harmful chemicals. It’s meticulously designed to filter out a broad range of contaminants, including sediment, heavy metals, and other pollutants, making it versatile for different water sources.
The system stands out for its user-friendly installation process, allowing homeowners to integrate it seamlessly into their existing rainwater collection setup. It’s engineered for economical operation, minimizing maintenance costs while maximising efficiency. The constant UV light disinfection feature ensures that your water remains consistently pure, providing peace of mind and promoting health and well-being for your family.
Beyond its technical capabilities, this filtration system supports sustainable living practices by enabling the use of collected rainwater for various household needs, reducing reliance on municipal water supplies and lowering environmental impact. It represents a significant step forward in household water filtration technology, offering a blend of safety, sustainability, and convenience.
Maintenance and Durability Factors
Ease of Maintenance
Regular maintenance is key to the optimal performance of your rainwater tank filter. This includes tasks like cleaning and replacing core components, such as the UV light and filter cartridges. The ease of maintenance can vary significantly between different types of filters.
When selecting a filter, consider how accessible it is for maintenance. Filters that are easy to clean and maintain can save you time and effort in the long run, especially if you can replace them yourself rather than paying a technician to come out and service the system for you.
Durability and Lifespan
The materials and build quality of a filter directly impact its durability and lifespan. Filters made from high-quality, robust materials may cost more upfront but can withstand the rigours of constant use and environmental exposure, resulting in fewer replacements over time. It’s also essential to consider the manufacturer’s warranty and the expected lifespan of the filter.
Some filters might need replacing every few months, while others can last for years. Balancing initial costs with long-term durability will help you make a cost-effective decision.
Cost and Budgeting for Your Rainwater Tank Filtration System
Initial Cost vs. Long-Term Value
Filters vary significantly in price based on type, quality, and capacity. While some may seem economical upfront, they could require frequent replacements or be less efficient, leading to increased long-term costs.
Conversely, more expensive filters often offer greater efficiency and longer lifespans, which can be more cost-effective over time.
Budgeting for Replacement Filters and Maintenance
Apart from the initial purchase, budgeting for ongoing expenses such as replacement filters and maintenance is vital. The frequency and cost of replacements depend on the type of filter, water quality, and usage.
Regular maintenance, such as cleaning and inspecting the filters, may also incur costs, especially if professional services are required. Planning for these expenses ensures that your system remains operational without any unexpected financial burdens.
Making the Right Choice: Choose Complete Home Filtration
Selecting the right filter for your rainwater tank is a decision that has implications far beyond the initial purchase. By carefully considering various factors, you can make a choice that not only serves your immediate needs but also stands the test of time.
Consider Complete Home Filtration for your next rainwater tank filter. Our world-class system utilises ultraviolet light sterilisation technology to irradicate harmful bacteria located in your rainwater tanks effectively. Built with the same premium components and attention to detail as our mains water whole-home systems, our rainwater filter system removes sediment particles and heavy metals efficiently and consistently.
If you’re looking for an effective water filtration system that will ensure your drinking water is in its purest form, contact us. Our friendly team can assist you with selecting your new filter system based on your needs.
Contact us today to learn more about how we can begin your journey to cleaner and safer water.
